scid.aiNarrow the question
Split a broad topic into directions and choose a boundary that can realistically be investigated.
Turn a broad topic into a reading plan and a verifiable draft
Narrow the question, collect foundational and recent papers, organise them into directions and build a review structure without treating an AI draft as finished academic work.
From topic to your own position
A list of links does not tell you what to read or why
Academic work starts with the boundaries of a question, an order for reading and an understanding of how publications relate to one another.
Order the reading
Begin with foundational work, then move to recent studies and disputed findings.
Write with evidence
Keep papers and bibliographic details next to claims so they can be checked while drafting.
When the topic is too broad
A graph of directions and foundational papers helps turn general keywords into a researchable question.
When the sources are already collected
Compare methods, findings and limitations, then build a review plan rather than a sequence of abstract summaries.
Choose an academic task
The prompt appears in the input field. Add your topic and send it only after reviewing the wording.
A clear process, not a finished assignment
scid.ai helps organise research; the position, source verification and final text remain the author's responsibility.
Question and boundaries
Define what you need to learn, for which field and within which time period.
Reading plan
Separate foundational, methodological and recent papers, then decide on the order.
Source-linked draft
Build the review structure and return to publications when checking every important claim.
What students should know
Will scid.ai write my thesis or dissertation?
No. It helps find and organise sources, understand the topic and prepare a working structure; the author remains responsible for analysis and writing.
How do I check whether a source fits?
Open the paper page and primary publication, then compare its method, sample, limitations and date with your task.
Can I work with my own PDFs?
Yes. Uploaded material can be analysed alongside found sources and used as the basis for questions and a review.
Build the first reading plan for your topic
Start with foundational papers, then refine the question and add recent research.